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Leer hoy Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias

Leer hoy: 1 Pedro 4,5; 2Pedro 1; Jeremías 37,38,39,40,41,42; Salmos 137,138,139. Hemos adelantado hasta el Viernes. Alabad a Jehová, porque él es bueno; Porque para siempre es su misericordia. (Salmos 107:1 RVR60) Gracias por sus oraciones todo salió bien, Gloria a Dios por todos ustedes José esta en recuperación. Quiero que el día de acción de Gracias piensen en todo lo que Dios ha hecho por usted y su familia déle Gracias por todo lo que hasta aquí hemos recibido de EL, nunca pienses que fue por ti mismo que lo lograste, El siempre estuvo y estará a Tu lado siempre y cuando tu lo permitas, no límites Tu, su amor por Ti. Orar sin cesar!! Feliz día de acción de Gracias!! Dios te bendiga!!
Amén

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